Chain Stitch is a great way to sew multiple projects using the same colored thread so you don’t waist thread. #chainstitch
Chain Stitch
I am not sure if that is the actual sewing term, but it is what I am calling it.
The point is simple!
To save thread!
You do this by simply sew your seam then when you get to the end sew a little then start your next sewed project.
Like I did making those bowl cozies.
Just cut the thread between the two!
It saves thread as you don’t need to keep pulling the thread tail out over and over.
For example I did this with 3 designs of bowl cozies, 6 squares that used the same blue thread.
I call it a chain stitch as it seems they are linked together by stitches. You might call it a link stitch. (If you know the real name, feel free to share).
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